Any one who has ever attempted to swallow the trash which is daily administered to the public in the shape of books of travels, under the various titles of "notes," "journals," "recollections," &c.
He made a similar list in the title essay of "Notes of a Native Son" (one begins to feel that lists like this had been flung at him during arguments): "In some subtle way, in a really profound way, I brought to Shakespeare, Bach, Rembrandt, to the Stones of Paris, to the Cathedral at Chartres, and the Empire State Building a special attitude.
Write the title of the notes.
In this case, the title of the note acts as a command and Burner will instantly reply to texts with the contents of a note.
As the title of the book notes, he always billed himself as a "male actress".
There will have been those who imagined because he had won the Paris Indoor Open last year, the first title of any real note to come his way, that a sea change had occurred and that late in his career - he will be 30 next September - he had learned how to play his very best tennis under pressure and, above all, hold his nerve.
Debating the tone of the title of "Good People," he noted, "My own terror of appearing sentimental is so strong that I've decided to fight against it, some; but the terror is still there.... Do you identify with a distaste/fear about sentimentality?
In staging his concerts, Hammond traded effectively on fear and fascination, and the "serious" audience's perception of Southern black musicians as cultural outsiders: the title of Hammond's program notes for the 1938 concert was "The Music Nobody Knows".
The title of his memoir, he noted, best described his personal philosophy: "You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train".
The Consumer column in Science Times yesterday, about possible hazards of bitter orange peel, the main ingredient in many diet supplements marked "ephedra-free," misstated the title of an expert who noted that in Britain, the peel is an ingredient in orange marmalade, and omitted his given name and affiliation.
